American Living in UK Debunks Five Common US Myths About Britain
American Zach Lincoln debunks five common US myths about the UK, including food, tea, teeth, accents, and royal connections.
Category : Education
Britain's Strictest Headteacher Defends Silent Corridor Policy as GCSE Results Prove Method Works
Katharine Birbalsingh defends strict methods as Michaela Community School achieves outstanding GCSE results, sparking debate on discipline in education.
Netflix's 'His & Hers' Named Biggest New Series of 2026 So Far
Netflix's 'His & Hers' crime thriller tops 2026 charts with 25.6M US views, hailed as underrated gem.
School Mourns 'Super Hero' Teacher Ioan Evans, 25
Welsh teacher and footballer Ioan Evans, 25, dies suddenly; school and football community pay tribute.
Brits Debate: Is It 'Haitch' or 'Aitch'?
The British Library explores how pronunciation of 'H' and other words is changing, with a new project recording modern speech.
New dinosaur species discovered in China bridges evolutionary gap for giant plant-eaters
New dinosaur species Xiangyunloong fengming discovered in China, bridging evolutionary gap for giant plant-eaters from 190 million years ago.
Academic Threatens Legal Action Against Bristol University Over Disrupted Lecture
Prof Alice Sullivan threatens legal action against Bristol University over disrupted gender lecture, citing failure to protect free speech.
Restraining Order Filed After Father Pushes Superintendent Off Stage at Graduation
Father pushes superintendent off stage at daughter's graduation; restraining order filed.
TPUSA Event at US University Highlights Far-Right Radicalisation
TPUSA event at US university shows far-right radicalisation, with free MAGA hats and a boisterous rally, contrasting with 2018 visit.
Teacher Banned for Life After Fantasising Over Pupils' Instagram Photos
Science teacher Jacob Woodland banned for life for using pupils' Instagram photos for sexual fantasies.
Elite LA School Sued Over Water Polo Player Harassment Allegations
Black water polo player sues Harvard-Westlake school over alleged sexual assault and racist harassment by teammates.
Can You Pass GCSE Maths? Try These 7 Questions
Test your maths skills with seven questions from the 2024 AQA GCSE non-calculator Foundation Tier paper. See if you can match a Year 11 student!
Singapore Maths Puzzle Stumps the Internet
A viral logic puzzle from a Singapore maths competition stumps adults worldwide, requiring careful deduction to find Cheryl's birthday.
Ancient Tablet with Chilling Death Warning Unearthed in Turkey
A 3,300-year-old Hittite tablet with a death warning has been discovered in Turkey, revealing ancient contract enforcement practices.
Gordonstoun Pupils Join 247 Coastguard Emergency Team
Gordonstoun pupils form UK's first school-based Coastguard team, on call 24/7 for search-and-rescue in north-east Scotland.
University of Nottingham to Cut Over 600 Jobs Amid Financial Crisis
University of Nottingham plans to cut over 600 jobs, warning it could run out of money by 2031. UCU opposes cuts, citing failed campus expansion.
Students Make It to Exams on Time Despite Rail Strike
Students used sleepovers, car shares, and minibuses to reach GCSE and A-level exams on time despite a national rail strike, with no reports of missed exams.
Africa’s Reparative Justice Drive Gains Momentum with Arts Focus
Africa’s push for reparative justice gains momentum with arts focus at Nairobi festival, as AU adopts motion on colonial crimes.
Headteacher Wheelchair Bound After Pupil's Chair Attack
Former headteacher Michelle Stone, 50, left needing wheelchair after pupil hit her with chair at special needs school in Hampshire.
Ancient Teeth Reveal Early Human Interbreeding with Homo Erectus
Ancient teeth reveal Homo erectus interbred with Denisovans, passing genes to modern humans, study finds.
Dubai's Influencer Dream Crumbles Amid War Exposure
Dubai's influencer dream crumbles as war exposes the city's reliance on borrowed luxury and oppressed labour, sparking ridicule abroad.
Gates Foundation Defends Health Funding As Aid Cuts Bite
Gates Foundation narrows priorities to health and poverty, defends funding amid global aid cuts, and hopes US returns to supporting global health.
Abba Legends Launch Education Programme For East London
Benny Andersson and Anni-Frid Lyngstad launch expanded education programme for east London young people at Abba Voyage.
UK's first 'super-university' to be created by merger of Kent and Greenwich
Universities of Kent and Greenwich to merge, creating UK's first 'super-university' under single leadership to address financial challenges.
Beijing Demands Probe After Chinese Researcher Dies in US
Beijing demands investigation after Chinese researcher Danhao Wang dies at University of Michigan, reportedly after hostile US questioning.
Turkey Twizzlers set for healthier comeback
Bernard Matthews relaunches Turkey Twizzlers with healthier recipe, doubling turkey meat and reducing calories, after Jamie Oliver campaign led to discontinuation.
Roman Artefact Found in Mexico Fuels Pre-Columbian Discovery Debate
A Roman terracotta head found in a pre-Hispanic Mexican burial site sparks debate over whether Romans reached the Americas before Columbus.
Aid Cuts Could Reverse Gains in Reducing Maternal Deaths, WHO Warns
UN warns aid cuts could reverse progress on maternal deaths, with pandemic-like effects, especially in conflict zones.
US School Book Bans: 'Culture War Out of Control' Say Authors
US schools see record book bans targeting diverse authors, sparking culture war debate.
12-Year-Old Arrested in Death of Classmate Hit with Water Bottle in Bullying Incident
12-year-old arrested in LA school bullying death of Khimberly Zavaleta Chuquipa, who was hit with a metal water bottle.
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